IAEA team arrives in N. Korea to verify nuke reactor shutdown

IAEA team arrives in N. Korea to verify nuke reactor shutdown

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Adel Tolba, head of a 10-member inspection team from the International Atomic Energy Agency sent to verify the shutting down and sealing of North Korea's key nuclear facilities at Yongbyon, speaks to reporters after arriving at Pyongyang's airport on July 14.

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